Together with our affiliate partners, click4finance.com.au have a variety of insurance options available. Managing your risk is essential when purchasing a new vehicle. It’s reassuring to know that the click4finance.com.au team will provide you with expert advice and service on the following products:

Covers loss or damage to the customer’s vehicle and covers their legal liability in respect of property damaged by the use of your vehicle.

Specifically designed to cater for persons aged 50 plus, this insurance has everything that Comprehensive Motor Vehicle insurance has, with additional benefits. For example, there is 24 hour medical assistance, as well as assistance when buying or selling a car, and dealing with traffic offences.

Consumer credit insurance (or CCI) is an insurance that covers you should something happen that affects your capacity to meet the repayments on your loan.

CCI usually covers three types of risks:

• Death
• Sickness or Accident
• Unemployment

For example, you have an accident and can't work for six months, the insurance will make the repayments during this period.
CCI is usually offered when you first take out the loan, and the premium is often included in the amount you borrow.
For more information, please contact our Customer Service Team!

Gap Insurance covers you against any shortfall that may occur should your vehicle be stolen or written off. Under such circumstances, if your comprehensive motor vehicle insurance payout did not cover the outstanding loan balance on your finance agreement, the GAP insurance will cover the difference, potentially saving you thousands of dollars. A once off premium covers you for the full term of your loan.
For more information, please contact our Customer Service Team!

When selling your vehicle, there is no safe and standard procedure currently in place. Until now, they simply did not exist.
A vendor will allow anyone to test drive their car, and in majority of cases are not aware of what the consequences can be should a test drive go wrong.
What if the test driver was to have an accident? If the vendor is covered for unauthorised drivers; they would still be likely to pay for an extra premium, inflated excess, perhaps lose their no claim bonus and worse still have this event affect their premiums for the next 5 years.
What if the test driver intentionally or otherwise was caught on a speed camera, red light camera or breaking any other associated road rules? The vendor and even the test driver themselves may not know until the infringement notice is served a week or so later. What if they take the vehicle on a joy-ride? What if they don’t even have a current Australian Drivers Licence?
There are many circumstances where the vendor’s vehicle may be compromised. How many times would For more information, please contact our Customer Service Team!